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When most homeowners think about servicing their plumbing system or HVAC systems, they consider repairs they may need over the years. But do you ever think about how to prevent those repair needs from cropping up to begin with, or becoming worse than they would have otherwise been?
Do you need to have your sewer line replaced? Images of this job probably make you cringe and want to put off repairs for as long as possible. It doesn’t have to be this way though; replacing a sewer line doesn’t have to be an intrusive and intensive process.
Most homeowners typically believe that a drain cleaning is something that only needs to be done with they have an obvious clog blocking their pipes. Not only that, they think they can just go get some store-bought drain cleaner and the problem will be resolved.
When you encounter a drain in your home that needs to be cleaned, your first instinct may naturally be to go pick up some store-bought chemical drain cleaner and pour it down the drainpipe. These “drain cleaners” contain acidic mixtures that can actually do more harm than good to the interior of your pipes.
A leaky water heater is never something to ignore. The leak coming from your water heater has the ability to cause significant damage to your floors or walls. Additionally, if the problem is severe enough, water could start coming out of your tank and flood your home.
Sump pumps are used in areas where basements are prone to flooding. They function by sending water away from your home to a place where it is no longer problematic. This is usually a municipal storm drain or a dry well.
The most important part of an air conditioner tune-up is a full inspection of your system. In order to understand how important this is, you need to know what exactly happens during your AC inspection. Keep reading for a brief rundown.
Spring is one of the busiest seasons when it comes to taking care of cleaning and maintenance jobs around the house. As we emerge out of the rough period of winter and start to look forward to summer, spring is a great time to schedule special services, like installing a sump pump, remodeling a bathroom, or installing a new air conditioning system.
No matter if you’re using your home’s furnace still or you are starting to switch over the air conditioning system, it’s always a smart idea to look for ways to save money. Regular maintenance from a professional technician is one of the best ways to maintain an energy efficiency HVAC system, as well as regular filter changing and using a programmable thermostat.
We’re well into the winter, and that means you’ve probably been using your furnace to keep your family comfortable for a good stretch already. During this time, make sure to pay attention to any signs that your furnace is starting to malfunction… you don’t want to have break down on you during one of the coldest days of the year, and catching problems early will help you call for professional repairs in time.
